Which approach describes a situation where both the client and server confirm each other's credentials before data exchange begins?
Single-party verification
One-sided authorization
Rotating cryptographic keys
Reciprocal identity checks
Reciprocal identity checks verify that each party is who they claim to be. Single-party verification focuses on one side, which leaves a gap if the other side is not verified. Rotating cryptographic keys addresses key management rather than ensuring both entities are authenticated. One-sided authorization provides access validation for only one party, which does not confirm the identity of the other side.
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